A homeowner had a bush they believed was a red-twig dogwood but couldn't be certain. After researching, they sought expert help.
Bush, southwest corner
Lonicera comparison
The expert initially thought it might be blue-leaf honeysuckle (Lonicera korolkowii) and provided a comparison photo.
The homeowner disagreed, noting the abundant berries and different flowers. They provided additional photos.
Berries and flower
The expert then suggested it could be snowberry (Symphoricarpos albus), noting that cultivars can have white or pink berries, and provided a link for further comparison.
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